Summary

The plugin repository is missing a WordPress-style readme.txt in the plugin root. This prevents proper display on WordPress.org and makes it harder for contributors and users to find installation, usage, and changelog information.

Steps to reproduce

1. Clone the repository or open the plugin folder.
2. Inspect the plugin root (e.g., wp-content/plugins/abilities-api).
3. Observe that readme.txt is not present.

Expected behavior

A readme.txt exists in the plugin root following WordPress readme standard (plugin name, description, installation, changelog, etc.), or documentation is provided with guidance to generate the WordPress-compatible readme.

Actual behavior

No readme.txt found in the repository.

Impact

• Blocks display of plugin metadata on WordPress.org.
• Confuses users and contributors about installation and compatibility.
• Affects automated tooling that expects readme.txt.

Suggested fix

Add a readme.txt to the plugin root following the WordPress readme standard:

• Header with plugin name, contributors, tags, tested up to, stable tag.
• Description, installation, FAQ, changelog, upgrade notice.